Solar Lights August 02, 2016, 11:22:20 pm OK, with the thread regarding "camp or glamp" I have to share with you all my stay-at-home summer project. I live in Southern New Mexico, so of course I love anything regarding solar power. In between paying some much needed attention to my town-home, I've been "re-purposing" solar lights. I've been going to thrift stores and finding accessories and jars that fit solar lights. I like to buy the ones from Harbor Freight, since they have glass globes (as opposed to plastic) and don't deteriorate in the sun. I always use at least a 20% off coupon, and get a freebee like a flashlight, etc... I use E6000 glue which you can find at Wal*Mart for about $3.00.Solar Brushed Nickel LED Path Lights - 2 PieceUsing a little imagination, you can make beautiful nighttime lighting for the area outside your RV. The solar lights are really functional as well as pretty! 4 Likes
Re: Solar Lights Reply #1 – August 03, 2016, 12:07:25 pm Quote from: desertdivanm - August 02, 2016, 11:22:20 pmOK, with the thread regarding "camp or glamp" I have to share with you all my stay-at-home summer project. I live in Southern New Mexico, so of course I love anything regarding solar power. In between paying some much needed attention to my town-home, I've been "re-purposing" solar lights. I've been going to thrift stores and finding accessories and jars that fit solar lights. I like to buy the ones from Harbor Freight, since they have glass globes (as opposed to plastic) and don't deteriorate in the sun. I always use at least a 20% off coupon, and get a freebee like a flashlight, etc... I use E6000 glue which you can find at Wal*Mart for about $3.00.Solar Brushed Nickel LED Path Lights - 2 PieceUsing a little imagination, you can make beautiful nighttime lighting for the area outside your RV. The solar lights are really functional as well as pretty!Very imaginative, Cheryl. Looks like you have invented a venture suitable for part or full timing.Chris
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